Hands Control the Clubface
The first step to becoming a golfer is getting a great pair of hands. You can have a hundred swing faults but great hands will save you everytime.
The momentum of the club directs you. Learn to feel where your hands should be relative to the club head at impact.
Wrist Set In The Golf Swing
When should you set your wrists in the back swing? If you are like most people you have heard that you need to set the wrists early.
In reality, that is one of the worst things you can do. It results in a loss of lag, power, and consistency.
In this video Clay will go over how to properly set the wrists and increase your distance immediately.
Learn how to clear your hips – amazing drill.
In this video Alistair Davies shares with you a great practice drill to help you clear your hips through impact.
This will help power and club face control.
Many golfers struggle to ‘square’ the clubface at impact and often struggle with slice shots and push shots.
This Square Clubface at Impact Drill will give you instant feedback while learning to create a good impact position.
Hip Movement in the Golf Swing
There are a lot of misconceptions about how your hips should work through the golf swing.
Using Gears golf we take a look at correct hip movement in the golf swing as it relates to hip tilt. The hips do not turn level.
Left Arm Bend In The Golf Swing
We get questions about the left arm (or right arm for you lefties) during the swing… should it stay straight or should it bend?
Many times our amateur clients have been told they “collapse” at the top, so they try the opposite of collapsing which is keeping that left arm ram-rod straight. Well… neither is going to help your swing. Let’s take a look at how the pros do it.
Backswing on Plane is a term which has been around for many many years and it’s often confusing or mis-understood.
Once you know how to get the backswing on plane in your backswing, you’ll find that your swing balance and shot direction will improve enormously.
In this video Eric will explain the correct path (plane) for your club to start on in your backswing. This drill is using an alignment rod to guide your backswing path.
